One of President Trump's senior campaign advisers has apologized after promoting a tweet praising a chainsaw-wielding man who used a racial slur while admonishing protests. Originally posted on Friday, the video shows a man wearing a red sweatshirt and dark cap while approaching apparent protesters with his running chainsaw. Edson Grim of Allen, Texas, appeared to post the original video but Schlapp retweeted it from an account called "LATINO TOWNHALL." Politico reported that after it contacted Schlapp, she retweeted another post with a version of the video that muted the slur. A medical examiner classified Floyd's death as a homicide and released the full autopsy report on Wednesday.

Source: Fox News June 06, 2020 22:41 UTC